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"This thing missed, but chances are, at this size, we will one day find an object headed for an impact," says Binzel, a professor of planetary sciences in MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences. "Depending on where it's falling, you might need to know whether it's going to survive passage through the atmosphere, and how many fragments [will make impact]. We'd like to have the capability to deliver those kinds of answers, if we need to."
Binzel is part of an international team of astronomers who monitor the skies for approaching asteroids. The scientists receive data from the Minor Planet Center (MPC), a clearinghouse for asteroid discoveries at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. Researchers at the MPC collect observational data from telescopes and satellites around the world, then calculate the orbits of asteroids and comets. Each day, the MPC sends out circulars to astronomers around the world, highlighting new objects discovered in space.
When an object's orbit appears poised to bring it close to Earth, scientists like Binzel take particular notice. Binzel's research group routinely reserves time at NASA's Infrared Telescope Facility (IRTF) on Mauna Kea in Hawaii, operating the telescope remotely from MIT to observe objects of interest. When Binzel receives an MPC circular, he scans the data for objects that may come close to Earth, and that are observable using the NASA scope.
In the case of KT42, the incoming asteroid fit both categories, but the scientists had to act fast: The asteroid was moving at high speed, and would streak past Earth within 24 hours, a small window for scientists to request observing time on the IRTF. Typically, researchers reserve telescope time months in advance, to observe distant planets and stars. In the event of an incoming asteroid, scientists may put in a last-minute proposal to interrupt a previously scheduled project, though these requests are not always guaranteed.
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"I have the capability of doing it from my attic," Binzel says. "Once everything was set, I just waited until after midnight, then went upstairs."
At the appointed time, Binzel fired up an array of computer screens, showing Skype sessions with the telescope's operator, along with a support astronomer and technician in Hilo, Hawaii. Two more screens displayed images from the telescope's camera, tracking the asteroid in real time, as well as light-intensity data. Over three hours, the researchers took measurements and tracked the asteroid's incoming path.
"These readiness drills are important, because there's a process to go through, and we want to make sure it works," Binzel says. "In the event that we really need to work on short order, we'll have confidence that we'll be successful."
In this case, the team quickly analyzed the data and calculated that the asteroid was about 23 feet wide, and likely made from a crumbly carbon material — a combination unlikely to penetrate Earth's atmosphere intact. Binzel says in order for an asteroid to make impact, it would have to be much larger, and made from a hardier material, such as silica or iron. He speculates that an object 30 to 60 feet wide might make it through the atmosphere, breaking up into small meteorites before hitting the ground, while an asteroid 150 to 200 feet wide might hit the surface completely intact.
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For the most part, these chunks of rock stay within the asteroid belt. But every so often, asteroids escape and travel as far as Earth's orbit. For 100 years, why this happens remained a mystery.
In the 1980s, Jack Wisdom, a professor of planetary science at MIT, came up with a solution: He discovered that Jupiter's gravitational field occasionally forces an asteroid out of its orbit, tugging at the asteroid repeatedly and stretching its orbit until, like an overstretched rubber band, the orbit snaps, flinging the asteroid into space.
"Once in a while, Jupiter will nudge things out and send them our way, for better or worse," Binzel says. "The dinosaurs probably wish it hadn't."
Binzel is now looking for ways to improve the asteroid rapid-response program. The May 29 incident, he says, demonstrated a new level of readiness: Scientists were able to quickly gain access to the telescope facility, and the asteroid was the fastest object ever tracked by the telescope. The astronomers were also able to characterize the asteroid's size and composition in a limited amount of time — observations that would be essential in the event of an actual impact.
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Before he left the scene he left a msg on twitter to follow Mike Cohen (mikecohenn) on Twitter
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Before he left the scene he left a msg on twitter to follow Mike Cohen (mikecohenn) on Twitter
and on there is a message when to make it ra1n.
Geohot has left the scene, however he seems to have handed over the work he had done in getting a jailbreak working for 4.x to Mike Cohen. This is why Mike Cohen is now teasing a new *ra1n jailbreak.
Reality is that comex is currently polishing up Spirit2 (or whatever it will be called) that will jailbreak 4.0 (and maybe 4.0.1) - so if Mike Cohen has any smarts he should wait for 4.1 to be released before using his exploit.
After comex's new JB, he has no more exploits that can be used for another JB - so unless he finds some more, don't expect any more userland JBs from comex.
At least one of the exploits discovered by Geohot were also independently discovered by ChronicDev Team and the iPhone Dev team. So unless geohot had more than one exploit remaining - it is quite possible that another team will release a JB using the same exploit before Mike Cohen can make it ra1n.
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New after-hours policy for visitors starts Feb. 2Beginning Monday, Feb. 2, University of Missouri Health Care will introduce a new after-hours policy for visitors to Columbia Regional Hospital and University Hospital. The policy is designed to ensure the safety and comfort of patients and visitors after regular visiting hours.
The hospitals will be secured at night, and all visitors who will be in the hospital between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. must check in with hospital security or a hospitality coordinator by 9 p.m. daily. Visitors will receive badges designating them as approved overnight visitors.
Hospitality coordinators will make rounds in the hospitals prior to 9 p.m. to check if visitors will be staying overnight. Security officers will make rounds in the hospitals throughout the night to verify that all visitors are registered.
Additionally, Children's Hospital at University Hospital and the Labor and Delivery Unit at Columbia Regional Hospital will be secured 24 hours a day. Security cameras and intercoms will be available at the entrances to those areas for visitors to communicate with the nursing stations and be let into the units. Employees who work in those areas will access the units by swiping their ID badges.
Visitors arriving at Columbia Regional Hospital after hours must enter through the main lobby or Emergency Department entrance and receive an ID badge at the telecommunications office, Room 1079. A security camera and intercom are available at the main entrance for visitors to use to communicate with the telecommunications office before entering the hospital. Visitors entering the hospital through the Emergency Department must be escorted into the hospital by a staff member. Maps will be available with directions to the telecommunications office.
Visitors arriving at University Hospital after hours must enter through the patient and visitor garage or Emergency Department entrance and receive an ID badge at the security office, Room N122. Security cameras and intercoms are available at both entrances for visitors to use to communicate with the security office before entering the hospital. Maps will be available with directions to the security office.
Because of limited space at Columbia Regional Hospital and University Hospital, visitors are asked to stay overnight only if their loved ones are critically ill, and only two visitors will be allowed per patient. Exceptions for special circumstances may be made at the discretion of a charge nurse.
Additional after-hours visitors' rules and guidelines include:
For more information, please contact Hospitality Services at (573) 882-8220.
New mothers and babiesNew mothers and babies may have up to three visitors at a time between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily.
Intensive care and specialty units have hours designed to meet the needs of their patients. Please inquire about these special hours at the Information Desk in the main lobby, call the unit, or see individual guides to visiting:
Visiting guidelinesPlease carefully observe our visiting guidelines:
Please limit visits to two people at a time. Those waiting to see patients may make themselves comfortable in the visitor lounges, which are located on each patient floor near the lobby elevators at the east side of the hospital and in the first-floor lobby.
For security reasons, visitors must leave the hospital by 9 p.m. unless special arrangements have been made with the nursing unit.
Visitors' personal belongings may not be stored in patient rooms or visitor lounges.
If you have cold or flu symptoms or if you or a member of your family recently has been exposed to a communicable disease, please do not enter our patient-care units.
Children under age 13 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Overnight visitorsAt University Hospital, we understand the need for you to be close to your family member while he or she is hospitalized. Due to our limited space, we ask that you plan to spend the night only when your family member is critically ill. If you provide the nursing unit with the telephone number where you may be reached, the unit will contact you if your family member's condition changes. You are welcome to call during the night and speak with a nurse to get an update on your relative's condition. The unit phone numbers are as follows:
5 East: (573) 882-1061Surgical ICU: (573) 882-79955 West: (573) 882-8111 Cardiac ICU: (573) 882-29864 East: (573) 882-1006Medical/Nuero ICU: (573) 882-81764 West: (573) 884-4712 Newborn ICU: (573) 882-3162
Visitor loungesVisitor lounges are located on the east wing of the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th floors. The 7th floor visitor lounge is reserved for the families of pediatric patients. The ICU waiting rooms are next to the ICUs on the 3rd, 4th and 5th floors.
Please check with the unit nurse supervisor to determine if you are eligible to stay overnight in a visitor lounge. As an overnight guest in a visitor lounge, the following guidelines are provided for your safety and security.
For your health and safetyTo promote the safety of guests, staff members and patients, please do not obstruct lights, use electrical appliances or sleep on windowsills in visitor lounges. For health considerations, no personal linens are permitted. We cannot be responsible for your personal belongings, so please store valuables in your vehicle and do not leave valuables unattended in the lounge.
FoodFood and beverage storage and cooking are not allowed in visitor lounges. Snacks are available from vending machines located in the hallway by the cafeteria on the Ground Level, just inside the cafeteria exit door and throughout the hospital.
Main Street Café: Located on the First Floor, Lobby area, open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.Cafeteria: Located on the Ground Level, West End, open Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., weekends and holidays 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Pediatric overnight guest guidelinesAt Children's Hospital, we understand the need for you to be close to your child while he or she is hospitalized. Because of our limited space, only one parent may stay overnight in the room of a child in the Pediatric Unit, Adolescent Unit, or Pediatric ICU. A second family member 18 or older and parents with infants in the Neonatal ICU may stay overnight in one of our visitor lounges. If you are staying overnight in a nearby hotel, the Ronald McDonald House, or at home, please provide your child's nurse with the telephone number where you may be reached. You are welcome to call during the night and speak with the nurse to get an update on your child's condition. The unit phone numbers are as follows:
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CRIMINAL PRACTICE: DUI, Effective Assistance of Counsel
Alert: Defendant was not entitled to a new trial even though defense counsel confused the names of two jurors and struck the wrong one, because the juror who remained was not openly prejudiced against her and the evidence supported the verdict.
Subject Matter Index: Conviction affirmed as officer's opinion that defendant was a less safe driver based on his observing her eyes during HGN test and her admission that she drank four beers supported it; defense counsel's error in confusing two prospective jurors and striking the wrong one did not require new trial since juror who remained was not openly prejudiced against defendant; counsel was not ineffective in failing to subpoena defendant's medical records as she retained no experts; defense counsel's aggressive demeanor at trial was within bounds of reasonable behavior and opening and closing statements were consistent with reasonable trial strategy.
Headnote: The Court of Appeals affirmed Siobhan Eileen O'Brien's DUI conviction, holding that the officer's opinion that O'Brien was a less safe driver based on his observing her eyes during the HGN test and her admission that she drank four beers supported it. The Court also held that defense counsel's error in confusing the names of two prospective jurors and striking the wrong one did not entitle O'Brien to a new trial since the juror who remained on the panel was not openly prejudiced against her. With regard to O'Brien's other claims of ineffective assistance, defense counsel was not ineffective in failing to subpoena O'Brien's medical records because she retained no experts and was unwilling to pay a doctor to testify. Finally, defense counsel's aggressive demeanor at trial was within the bounds of reasonable behavior and his opening and closing statements were consistent with a reasonable trial strategy.
Text: Ruffin, John H., Chief JudgeSiobhan Eileen O'Brien was convicted by an Atlanta City Court jury of driving under the influence of alcohol and improperly driving on a roadway laned for traffic.1 O'Brien appeals the order of the City Court denying her motion for a new trial.2 She enumerates as error that the evidence was insufficient to support her DUI conviction, that she was afforded ineffective assistance of counsel, and that the State improperly commented on her right to remain silent following the traffic stop in which she was cited for DUI. Because we find no merit in these enumerations of error, we affirm.
1. The record does not support O'Brien's argument that the evidence is insufficient3 to support the DUI conviction.4 On appeal the evidence must be viewed in a light most favorable to the verdict, and O'Brien no longer enjoys the presumption of innocence.5 Viewed in that light, the State's evidence was as follows.
At 4:00 a.m. on October 6, 1994, Officer Smail of the City of Atlanta Police Department saw a car turn onto Roswell Road and weave back and forth twice across two lanes before abruptly stopping, signaling, and making a left turn. The officer stopped the car and asked the driver, O'Brien, for her driver's license. Officer Smail noticed a strong odor of alcohol on O'Brien's breath and had difficulty in understanding her speech. O'Brien used the car door to pull herself out of her vehicle. Upon Smail's request, O'Brien agreed to participate in a field sobriety test, which the officer had been trained to administer.
Officer Smail administered a horizontal gaze nystagmus ("HGN") test to O'Brien. Before administering the HGN test, the officer asked O'Brien if she was on any medication, and she said no. During the HGN test, the officer observed the tracking of O'Brien's eyes as they followed a stimulus passing back and forth before her face. In the opinion of Officer Smail, the HGN test indicated that O'Brien was impaired. Smail then prepared to administer a "nine step walk and turn" test, and asked O'Brien if she had any injuries that might affect her balance. O'Brien informed the officer that she had a spinal injury. Without performing any additional field sobriety tests, the officer, believing O'Brien to be less safe to drive, placed her under arrest for DUI. At trial, O'Brien admitted to having consumed four beers.
The evidence is sufficient to authorize a rational trier of fact to find O'Brien guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of DUI.6
2. In her second enumeration of error, O'Brien contends that her motion for new trial should have been granted due to ineffective assistance of counsel.
In order to establish ineffectiveness of trial counsel under Strickland v. Washington,7 O'Brien must show both that counsel's performance fell below an objective standard of reasonableness and that there is a reasonable probability that, but for counsel's unprofessional errors, the result of the proceeding would have been different.8 Unless a defendant makes both showings, it cannot be said that the conviction resulted from a breakdown in the adversary process that renders the result unreliable.9 Furthermore,
[t]here is a strong presumption that trial counsel's performance falls within the wide range of reasonable professional assistance and that any challenged action might be considered sound trial strategy. In the absence of testimony to the contrary, counsel's actions are presumed strategic. The trial court's determination that an accused has not been denied effective assistance of counsel will be affirmed on appeal unless that determination is clearly erroneous.10
In her brief, O'Brien includes an almost endless list of complaints against her trial counsel, including complaints that he: (1) failed to call a doctor as a witness to document her spinal injury; (2) failed to call a doctor to confirm that O'Brien was hypoglycemic; (3) failed to ensure the admission of O'Brien's medical records into evidence by subpoenaing the doctors responsible for generating the medical reports; (4) failed to make a motion to compel discovery; (5) failed to obtain discovery of the police videotape in advance of trial; (6) maintained a demeanor at trial that was aggravating to the court and the jury; (7) struck juror Abner by mistake, rather than juror Adams and (8) made numerous improper statements in his opening and closing statements to the jury.
We have reviewed the record and find that, other than as discussed below with respect to juror Adams, we agree with the trial court's finding that counsel's performance was not deficient. Counsel's failure to subpoena medical doctors is understandable because no experts had been retained by Ms. O'Brien. She was not willing to pay for a doctor to testify.11 The expert "from Tennessee" dismissed by counsel had apparently been retained only for an earlier court date. In any case, we do not know whether these unnamed doctors, who did not testify at the hearing on motion for new trial, would have helped O'Brien's case. O'Brien argues that counsel should have compelled discovery to ascertain the exact charges against her, but fails to show any surprise or prejudice. Discovery of the police videotape was impossible because there was no tape. Counsel's demeanor at trial was aggressive and perhaps occasionally patronizing, but this was a matter of style within the bounds of reasonable behavior. Counsel's opening and closing statements, viewed as a whole, are consistent with a reasonable trial strategy.
After the jury was selected, trial counsel admitted to making a mistake in striking juror Abner rather than juror Adams, who neither drinks nor drives.12 This was not a mistake in judgment, but rather a matter of misidentification, or "flip-flopping," of the jurors' names. Although we cannot say that no reasonable attorney would have allowed juror Adams to remain on the jury, juror Adams remained on this jury due only to confusion on the part of trial counsel and not as a matter of strategy. Considering, however, that juror Adams was not openly prejudiced against O'Brien, and that the evidence supports the verdict, we cannot say that but for counsel's error, the result of the proceeding would have been different.13
3. O'Brien contends that the State committed prosecutorial misconduct by commenting on her right to remain silent following the traffic stop in which she was cited for DUI. As part of her defense, O'Brien maintained she was using medication which may have caused her to seem impaired. In her closing argument, the prosecutor stated "the first we heard about the drugs is today."14 This comment, O'Brien suggests, is a prosecutorial comment on her right to remain silent, and is not allowed because such a statement is more prejudicial than probative.15
O'Brien did not object to the prosecutor's statement at trial or otherwise preserve this issue for appellate review. As this is a court for the correction of error of law, we will not consider any issues raised on appeal that were not raised and preserved in the trial court.16 Even if O'Brien had preserved this issue for appeal, it would not warrant reversal. The evidence shows that O'Brien responded negatively when the arresting officer asked her if she was on any medication.17 Thus, the comment by the prosecutor was a comment on the evidence and was not a comment on her silence.
Judgment affirmed. Andrews, P.J., and Ellington, J., concur.
1OCGA § 40-6-391 (a) (1); OCGA § 40-6-48.
2O'Brien was convicted on June 8, 1995. Her initial motion for a new trial was dismissed on September 18, 1995 because her attorney failed to appear in court. O'Brien filed a notice of appeal on October 2, 1995. By our order of April 1, 1996, the case was remanded to the trial court to allow the filing of a motion for new trial and an evidentiary hearing on O'Brien's claim of ineffective assistance of counsel. The trial court denied O'Brien's motion for new trial on May 14th, 1996. O'Brien filed a notice of appeal on June 12, 1996. After a considerable delay, the appeal was received by this court on May 20, 1999.
3O'Brien did not question the insufficiency of the evidence in the hearing on her motion for new trial, which was limited by our order of April 1, 1996, to the issue of ineffective assistance of counsel. However, because we are not certain that O'Brien had a reasonable opportunity to raise this claim earlier, we will consider this enumeration of error.
4O'Brien does not argue the sufficiency of evidence with respect to the lane violation.
5Brantley v. State, 230 Ga. App. 651 (1) (497 SE2d 399) (1998).
6Jackson v. Virginia, 443 U.S. 307 (99 SC 2781, 61 LE2d 560) (1979); see Forsman v. State, 239 Ga. App. 612 (1) (521 SE2d 410) (1999).
7466 U.S. 668, 687 (104 SC 2052, 80 LE2d 674) (1984).
8Bowley v. State, 261 Ga. 278, 280 (4) (404 SE2d 97) (1991).
9Stephens v. State, 265 Ga. 120, 121 (2) (453 SE2d 443) (1995).
10(Punctuation omitted) Binion v. State, 222 Ga. App. 333, 334 (1) (474 SE2d 208) (1996).
11[O'Brien's attorney]: Were you willing to pay for the doctor to come and testify?
O'Brien: No, I was not.
12Juror Adams said: "I can't see a person getting into the car with somebody that's drunk either. Because I don't drive, you know . . . ."
13Williams v. State, 258 Ga. 281, 286 (7) (368 SE2d 742) (1988).
14The prosecutor said "We have met our burden. We've had the defendant admit that she was less safe. We've had the defendant admit that she was drinking on top�I'm not saying that the drugs was the reason why she was unsafe. I'm saying she was unsafe. The alcohol that she consumed�you can't just isolate one piece of evidence. That's ridiculous. Use your common sense. She was unsafe. She was unsafe. The first we heard about the drugs was today. It was surprising. Today."
15Mallory v. State, 261 Ga. 625, 630 (5) (409 SE2d 839) (1991).
16Cheesman v. State, 230 Ga. App. 525, 526 (2) (497 SE2d 40) (1998).
17Officer Smail: "I asked her whether she was on any type of medication and she gave me a negative response."
Trial Judge: Edward T. Brock, Fulton Traffic Court.,
Attorneys: Elaine T. McGruder, Jonesboro, for appellant. Joseph J. Drolet, Solicitor General, and Rand J. Csehy, Assistant Solicitor, Atlanta, for appellee.,


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EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. – The University of Tennessee at Martin baseball team finally got on the field this afternoon but fell in both ends of a doubleheader at SIU Edwardsville, 10-1 and 5-3.
The Skyhawks – playing for the first time since April 23 thanks to four straight rainouts – were led today by two hits apiece by Sonny Mastromatteo and Taylor Cox. Grant Glasser and Kyle Bargery both drove in a run, while Luis Paublini, Hagen Nelson, Nico Zych and Byron Johann all scored a run today for UT Martin (10-32, 3-20 Ohio Valley Conference).
On the mound, John Houston and Carter Smith each posted a scoreless relief appearance today, as Houston tossed 2.1 frames while allowing one hit to go along with two strikeouts in Game 1 while Smith fanned two over a scoreless inning in the nighcap. Dan Tobik (nine earned runs in 5.2 innings) and Cox (five earned runs in seven innings) were charged with losses today.
These two teams will close out their three-game series on Sunday, May 5 at 1 p.m.
Game 1
SIU Edwardsville jumped out to a 7-0 lead after three innings on its way to the win in the series opener.
The Skyhawks got on the scoreboard in the top of the sixth. Johann was hit by a pitch with one out and advanced to second on a Matt Haynes single. After a deep flyout by Cox advanced Johann to third, Johann came around to score on a wild pitch to make the score 7-1.
However, the Cougars answered back with three runs in the bottom of the sixth to extend their lead. Although Houston held SIU Edwardsville scoreless over the seventh and eighth, the Skyhawk offense couldn't generate any more runs.
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A five-run inning by SIU Edwardsville proved to be the difference in the Cougars' 5-3 win in the nightcap of the doubleheader.
Cox held SIU Edwardsville scoreless through the first three frames until the Cougars struck for five runs in the fourth – four of which came with two outs.
UT Martin wasted little time getting back in the game, plating two runs in the top of the fifth. Zych (walk) and Paublini (hit by pitch) both reached safely to lead off the inning, then moved up 90 feet thanks to a passed ball. After a walk to Nelson loaded the bases, Bargery drew an eight-pitch walk to score Zych and make the score 5-1. Glasser then drove in Paublini on a fielder's choice to pull the Skyhawks within three runs.
Cox then shut down SIU Edwardsville the rest of the way, allowing just four singles over the final four innings.
The Skyhawks tacked on another run in the seventh, as Nelson got things started with a leadoff single. Nelson would advance on a groundout then come around to score on a fielding error to make the score 5-3.
UT Martin would bring the go-ahead run to the plate in the ninth thanks to a Bargery walk and Glasser single, but the Cougars held on for the win.


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To everyone who was there, what an eventful night… We won the rugby (can I get a whoop whoop) and then there were festivities.
Brett, the owner of Old Balgowan is a very industrious man. If an idea comes into his head rather than just leaving it there, like most of us, he does something about it. Like when he decided he wanted to come up with a range of flavored vodka's he went to his winery and developed something. I hear you… Yes, having your own winery is a key element in developing your own flavored vodka range.
A couple of months ago Brett contacted us about doing some photographs at his launch parties, which are due to be held all over KZN (Hopefully soon the world and we will be his travelling photographers). The first of these was held at One Stop, the local bar/club at Kings Park Rugby Stadium (home to The Sharks), this past weekend and what a night. Elation all around due to our beloved Sharks
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Proventix accepting Lathem Physician Leadership Award in Hand Hygiene nominations for 2013
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Proventix Systems, Inc. of Birmingham, AL today announced the call for nominations for the annual Lathem Physician Leadership Award in Hand Hygiene. Proventix created the Lathem Award to recognize physicians worldwide who demonstrate excellence and leadership in hand hygiene.
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Hand hygiene compliance is widely accepted as the most effective means of reducing the occurrence of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). Studies indicate that sustained improvements in hand hygiene are attainable with the help of active leadership engagement. Harvey Nix, CEO and founder of Proventix, created the Lathem Award based on the proven success of physician-led initiatives that improved hand hygiene within their facilities. The Lathem Award recognizes physicians who deliver high-quality, compassionate care to their patients by demonstrating proper hand hygiene practices, maintaining personal compliance and providing vocal and active leadership.
The award is named in honor of Dr. Mickey Lathem, a physician and parent of a child who contracted an HAI during surgery. After his personal experience, Dr. Lathem began advocating hand hygiene and promoting a heightened awareness among all health care providers. "I'm thrilled and honored to be the namesake for this initiative," says Dr. Lathem. "Research supports the understanding that physician-led quality improvement efforts significantly reduce adverse outcomes and help sustain compliance among caregivers. Hand hygiene is such a simple thing. As physicians, we can be leaders."
Clinical quality leaders Drs. Atul Guwande and Peter Pronovost have demonstrated that it is possible to improve outcomes through standardized processes and the collaborative efforts of healthcare workers. "Hand hygiene is simple, but it requires dedication," says Nix. "To improve compliance, healthcare workers need a consistent and accurate method of measuring hand hygiene for timely feedback. Proventix wants to help physician leaders create a culture of patient safety in their hospitals."
2012 Winners include Dr. Scott James, Infectious Disease/Virology Specialist at UAB Hospital in Birmingham, Ala., Dr. William O'Byrne, Anesthesiologist at UAB Hospital in Birmingham, Ala., Dr. Tracy Osborne, Internal Medicine and Infectious Disease Specialist at TriStar Southern Hills Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn., Dr. Blal Zafar, Hospitalist at River Park Hospital in McMinnville, Tenn., Dr. Ty Hughston, Internal Medicine Specialist at Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo, Texas; and Dr. Michael Darville, Clinical Director ICU at Doctors Hospital in Nassau, Bahamas.
The award nomination form is available at http://proventix.com/the-lathem-physician-leadership-award until May 17th, 2013. Lathem Award winners will be announced in conjunction with the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC) annual conference in Ft. Lauderdale, FL in June.
For more information, contact Lauren Moore at firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, visit http://www.proventix.com or call (205) 383-1156.
Proventix Systems, Inc., based in Birmingham, Alabama, is a RFID technology company whose mission is to eliminate the human and economic costs of infectious disease in healthcare. They provide tools and services for quality compliance monitoring, active point of care communication, and successful behavior modification. Visit: www.proventix.com
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Published: Monday, June 11, 2012
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With more than a 68 percent market share, the Apple iPad sits comfortably as "King of Tablet Hill," but with the end of Computex 2012, new players in the field shake things up.Computex, a five-day computer expo in Taipei, Taiwan, is a chance to preview upcoming products soon to be released in the fall. Popular manufacturers such as ASUS, Acer, Lenovo, Samsung and others showcase early prototypes.
Microsoft, maker of the popular, worldwide Windows operating systems, aims to revolutionize portable computing with the advent of Windows 8. With the upcoming release of Windows 8 in the fall, many prototypes at Computex feature Windows 8 as the operating system.
Manufacturers promise powerful, small and light devices. Some of these new devices are referred to as hybrids, convertors or transformers by manufacturers, to market the new technological capabilities.
The ASUS TAICHI offers a dual screen approach. Once the lid is closed, the second screen turns the laptop into a tablet. Another hybrid, the Samsung Series 5 Ultra Touch can be folded all the way back to turn into a tablet. Having a hybrid laptop/tablet combines the best of both worlds: powerful laptop components, track pad and keyboard with a touchscreen. Meanwhile, the Lenovo ThinkPad and the Acer Iconia tablets are conventional tablets.
While full hardware specifications have yet to be released, the specifications so far are promising. Many tablets feature similar specifications such as a 1366 by 768 or 1920 by 1080 touch screen, RAM ranging from 2 to 4 GB, ARM processors, Tegra or Intel processors, and a slew of connections like USB 3.0, and micro HDMI as well as a camera.
If these are any indications for what is to come this fall, then buying a laptop or tablet right now is the worst possible choice. If you are the type who wants the latest and greatest technology, then hold out for the release of these finalized models. If you want a cheap deal on the last generation of laptops or tablets, also hold out until these new models are released. Retailers wait until new models arrive to mark down unsold stock of last generation models.
Most consumers want a computer that simply runs — checks emails, surfs the web, plays videos and shares photos with little headache in the process. Technology always advances, and right now, technology is taking a new step. Computers have always been big, bulky, beige-colored machines tied down to one place. Laptops, since they became affordable, have evolved the computer stereotype. But now, with smartphones and tablets from every imaginable major manufacturer, portable computing has taken off. Whether a Windows, Apple or Linux fan, tablets are about to get a lot better.
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Health education is a planned, sequential, pre K-12 curriculum and program that addresses the physical, mental and emotional, and social dimensions of health. The activities of the curriculum and program are integrated into the daily life of the students and designed to motivate and assist students to maintain and improve their health, prevent disease and reduce health-related risk behaviors. It allows students to develop and demonstrate increasingly sophisticated health-related knowledge, attitudes, skills, and practices. The curriculum and program include a variety of topics such as personal health, family health, community health, consumer health, environmental health, family living, mental and emotional health, injury prevention and safety, CPR, nutrition, prevention and control of disease and substance use and abuse. Qualified professionals such as health educators, teachers, school counselors, school health nurses, registered dietitians, and community health care professionals provide health education.
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Great Lakes Burning River Pale Ale - Great Lakes Brewing Co.
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A: Straw to pale gold in color, with significant carbonation and a one and a half finger head that dissipates slowly and leaves significant lacing.
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T: First taste is beautiful--very well balanced beer with a slightly stronger malt start and slightly stronger hop finish and a bit of a hop bite at the end.
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Lacing weak with incomplete rings and stalactites
Body light orange, clear
Flavor begins with a citrusy bitterness, more like the interior white membrane than the zest. No alcohol, no malt, no diacetyl. When the flavor ends, just the bitterness remains.
Palate light to medium, watery, lively carbonation
This was the first beer I had at my first beerfest and it scared me – all that hop flavor! Now, in the age of IPAs, DIPAs, triple IPAs, etc. it seems kind of weak. But it's still a good pale ale that I pick up occasionally.
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Appearance: Reddish gold, typical for an APA. Not a huge amount of head and the best by date had not been reached, but I wonder if these have been killed somewhere along the way. I bought a mixed sixpack at a grocery store while on a trip, and I have kept them cold, but none of them have been all that wonderful. Although once again they are pretty beers.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 72 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and plasma televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include direct-dial phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Welcome to Old Dominion University's Regional Higher Education Centers!
ODU-Virginia Beach, Peninsula, and Tri-Cities Centers were established more than 25 years ago to reach our diverse graduate and undergraduate students, whether full- or part-time, transfer, traditional age, or adult, and to be the university's home-away-from-home for alumni and friends throughout Hampton Roads.
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When news of the violent death of Captain James Cook finally reached England in January 1780 it created a sensation. Cook's earlier voyages of discovery had stimulated a huge interest in the exotic world of the Pacific, and Mai, the young Ra'iatean who arrived in London in 1774 with Tobias Furneaux, became one of the most celebrated figures in London during the two years he spent there. At Christmas 1785, several years after Mai's return to the Society islands and Cook's death in Hawaii, Covent Garden staged a new pantomime entertainment entitled Omai, or, A Trip Round the World. By celebrating Mai in mimed action and song, this work fed the public fascination with the primitive past – its rituals, artifacts and crafts – while managing to portray the death of Cook with a theatrical sense of symbolism. William Shield's score was remarkable for including Polynesian instruments which had been brought back to England by Lieutenant James Burney, one of Furneaux's officers and the son of the distinguished music historian Dr Charles Burney. Although the original orchestral parts have not survived, Robert Hoskins and David Vine have cleverly reconstructed the core of the work from the vocal score along with the closing apotheosis of Captain Cook. The edition is prefaced by a fascinating introduction to the work by Robert Hoskins, the leading authority on William Shield.
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Cimarosa's comedy L'Armida Immaginaria (AE269) was commissioned for the Teatro dei Fiorentini in Naples in 1777. Shortly before the work's completion the composer received a second commission for an opera for Teatro Valle in Rome. Pressed for time, Cimarosa reused a large chunk of material from the overture to L'Armida immaginaria in the new work, Il ritorno di Don Calendrino (AE267), safe in the knowledge that the earlier work could not possibly be known yet in Rome. The relationship between the two overtures is extremely interesting for Cimarosa does not simply borrow material but reworks it in many small but significant details. The superiority of the later overture indeed makes the 'original' look like a sketch. Thus, in spite of the historical circumstances, the impression one gains is that the overture to L'Armida Immaginaria was written in greater haste than its sequel. The reuse of the thematic material, therefore, was as much an aesthetic decision as a pragmatic one.
|***Catalogue 2014 now available
Artaria Editions is very pleased to announce the publication of its 2014 catalogue.You can download a copy of our latest version of the catalogue in PDF format by clicking here
New and important additions have been made to a number of series, most notably those devoted to sacred music and chamber music. Artaria has also extended its musical frontiers into the early 19th century with the publication of two magnificent piano concertos by Ferdinand Ries, the first works in a projected edition of the complete works for piano and orchestra. The final two works - The concerto in E-flat, Op.177 and the Introduction et Rondeau brillant, Op.144 will be published by the second quartet of the year. These works will also be available in Study Editions for piano duet.
***Digital Download now available!
Artaria Editions has recently launched an exciting new feature - it is now possible to purchase Full Score for all our titles in PDF format at 25% price reduction of the hard copy price. Parts for Chamber Music items are also available for instant download.
Conductor & flutist Patrick Gallois has recorded four of the flute concertos by François Devienne with Swedish Chamber Orchestra in May 2013. The recording featured 4 Devienne flute concertos to be published. The concertos nos.1 & 2, both in D major, and concertos nos.3 & 4, both in G major. These utterly brilliant flute concertos represent a huge and exciting addition to the classical repertoire.